Coronavirus In Colorado: Parks And Trails Full Of People
A stay at home order didn't deter Coloradans from parks and trails on Sunday.
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A stay at home order didn't deter Coloradans from parks and trails on Sunday.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is calling for a full investigation into air pollution violations at the Suncor Refinery in Commerce City.
Eleventh Avenue in downtown Denver had very few cars Saturday.
Lakewood police say someone called 911 at around 6:15 Sunday morning about a roommate armed with a shotgun.
A popular annual Easter egg hunt put on by Living Rock Church will not be fully canceled due to coronavirus.
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office says two juveniles escaped the Mountview Youth Services Center on Saturday night.
The Colorado Department of Public Safety announced a member of a coronavirus task force working at the State Emergency Operations Center in Centennial tested positive for the virus.
Much of southern Colorado is under a Red Flag Warning through sunset.
When the Denver Animal Shelter shut its doors, it left many dogs and cats at risk of euthanasia. Rescue organization "Life is Better" stepped in to help the animals find homes.
A number of Target employees were assaulted by a man who was confronted for possibly shoplifting at the store, and police are offering a reward for information leading to his arrest.
Denver Mattress finished making thousands of face masks to give to health care workers in Colorado.
A Colorado-based group, Make4Covid, helped deliver face shields to health care workers in Holyoke, Colorado.
A Boulder County resident in their 90s died from coronavirus (COVID-19).
The city and county of Denver handed out 13 citations to businesses that violated the stay at home order during the coronavirus pandemic.
Denver Public Schools added 12 more grab-and-go sites for families and students who need food during the coronavirus pandemic.
